Comments by "Scary Fake Virus" (@scaryfakevirus) on "After Luton - Why car parks will eventually BAN all EVs | MGUY Australia" video.

So what happens when an EV catches fire in the streets and they hose it down with contaminated water running into the drains? But even if you were an EV owner would you want to park in amongst a pack of other EVs?
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@chriswhite691 Some very good inside info has come out that it was an EV on personalised plates. MSM are keeping it quiet. In any case his not flawed at all. It can well be a soft hybrid. Workers at the airport know it was electric. It will come out soon.
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@JohnHughes2002 And EVs aren't dirty? With an EV you are just displacing the dirt to somewhere else.
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@chriswhite691 You aren't telling any lies, you just don't know what you're talking about. If you don't understand what I am saying - try thinking. The manufacture of those batteries create huge pollution and the electricity is often from coal fired sources. So you measure ultrafine air pollution? And?
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@WeeShoeyDugless Money talks and insurance companies are not happy and neither are the underwriters. The infrastructure isn't there and neither are these batteries sustainable for many reasons. The bans on EVs which are happening now will bring it all crashing down anyway. And good riddance as far as I'm concerned.
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@WeeShoeyDugless It looks like YT has deleted my comment so I will try and edit it and split into two parts. Why? Because this could easily knock the bottom out of the EV market for good. This isn't just about being green and trying to save the planet, it's all about control and EVs with all their back door tech will be used to that end. That said it's collapsing anyway due to the market.
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@djtaylorutube No one said it was on charge. It apparently came in smoking and the car park authorities were informed. That's why it wasn't in a parking space. It was on personal plates so we don't know the year or model yet.
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@djtaylorutube So give me the registration number and point me to where i can check it for myself. I have listened to people who have good video expertise but they can't make out the reg. If the vehicle is a soft hybrid and the main fuel is diesel that is what can be on the V5. I have repeatedly asked for the reg but they all say they have it but tend to disappear when I ask for the evidence. Like you will too I suspect. Don't talk to me about the WTC that isn't what you think it is and that had nothing to do with fire. The vehicle wasn't on charge anyway and we can all see that from the videos. So let me have the full details thanks.
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@woolychewbakker5277 Yes they did. Where do you think I got the details from? Jaguar Land Rover's website. 21st August 2013 - 'Land Rover is launching its first-ever hybrid models – the Range Rover Hybrid and Range Rover Sport Hybrid – which will deliver outstanding fuel economy, significantly lower CO2 emissions and retain Land Rover’s renowned capability and performance.' Together, output of the diesel engine and electric motor is 340PS at 4,000rpm and a class-leading 700Nm torque between 1,500-3,000rpm, resulting in stunning SDV8-style. RIGHT???
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@woolychewbakker5277 My point is they made a Range Rover Hybrid Sport in 2013. Everyone keeps saying RR were not producing hybrids in 2014. they were. The info I copied from JLR stated - SDV8 - 'STYLE' I didn't say it WAS an SDV8. All this is academic anyway as the truth will come out eventually.
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@woolychewbakker5277 I already stated it could well be a soft hybrid. so I don't know why you're getting your knickers in such a twist. If it has a l-ion battery then that's what the cause was.
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